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SVMOD(8) System Manager's Manual SVMOD(8) NAME svmod -- helper to control user access to runsv services SYNOPSIS svmod user:group svdir ... svmod user svdir ... svmod :group svdir ... DESCRIPTION runsv(8) allows for setting fine-grained permissions on its control pipe, to give users the ability to control a service. svmod is a small helper that you can use in your service files that simplifies setting the right permissions. EXAMPLES Give kate the ability to control her own runsvdir-user@kate service. In /usr/local/etc/sv/local/runsvdir-user@kate/run or /usr/local/etc/sv/local/runsvdir-user@kate/conf add: svmod kate . kate can now control (start, restart, take down, etc.) and check the ser- vice's state with sv(8). To give joe the ability to control the sndiod service and its attached log- ging service, add svmod joe . ./log to /usr/local/etc/sv/sndiod/conf. SEE ALSO runsv(8), sv(8) AUTHORS Tobias Kortkamp <tobik@FreeBSD.org> FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly December 30, 2018 SVMOD(8)
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